"Confusable" Word Exercise

• Its/it’s wonderful that you are working so hard through/threw the night on your essays.

• I fell/feel happy when I see the progress you're/your making.

• I will accept/except  your final drafts hear/here in class on Monday.

• Do not brake/break your neck in your hurry to get to get there/their/they're.

• You could of/could have added some description on the first page.

• A lot/a lot of  1010 writers don’t realize that metaphor can help them establish their/there/they're voices.

• Of course/of coarse, I am eager to read your paper.

• Your paper is affecting/effecting my view of life.

• The effect/affect of your paper is immense.

• You are suppose to/supposed to revise before you edit.

• I like her paper, but I like yours too/two/to.